Discover the Natural Wonders of Cave Rock State Park

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, head towards Highway 50. From any location in Lyon County, navigate to Highway 50. If you are in Dayton, NV, you can take US-50 E for approximately 20 miles. As you approach Glenbrook, keep an eye out for the signs indicating Cave Rock State Park. The park entrance will be on your right after you pass the intersection with Cave Rock Dr. There is parking available at the park.

• Public Transportation

  For those relying on public transportation, check if there's a local bus service that operates routes towards Glenbrook and Highway 50. As schedules may vary, it is advised to contact local transit authorities for the most accurate information. Once you arrive at Glenbrook, you may need to walk approximately 1 mile to reach Cave Rock State Park. Alternatively, consider using a rideshare service from the bus stop for convenience.

• Bike

  If you prefer biking, ensure you have a bike suitable for road travel. Starting from Dayton, you can take the same route as cars along US-50 E. The bike ride is approximately 20 miles and offers scenic views. Once you reach Glenbrook, follow the signs to Cave Rock State Park. Note that there may not be bike lanes along the highway, so be cautious and obey all traffic rules.

• Walking

  If you are already in close proximity to Glenbrook, you can walk to Cave Rock State Park. The park is located along Highway 50, and you can follow the road to reach the entrance. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and stay hydrated, especially if walking during warmer weather.